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to the ÒrealÓ response object.

The ÒMyResponseÓ object also has a custom output stream that compresses the data written by the servlet, and then sends the compressed data to the original output stream (that goes back to the client).

The Þ lter passes a custom ÒMyResponseÓ, which implements HttpServletResponse (instead of the original REAL response the Container passed to the Þ lter).

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